Hays revival of atrocity charges shocks Majestic meeting
The revival of alleged German atrocities was urged by Mr. Hays at a Majestic gathering as he described a German soldier stomping a baby's head in front of its mother. The report, echoed by the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, calls for the truth to be known whether the charges are true or dropped.
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Society and Personal Notes From Indiana City Visitants
Local column lists residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyatt from Indianapolis, Mrs. Matthew Dosch and children, and Ezra Mattingly's return. It mentions convicts sold to a Detroit coal operation tied to Governor Goodrich’s son, political scandal chatter, and various trips to Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cumberland, and Denver with relatives and friends noted.
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